FAQ About The James Webb Space Telescope

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2 years ago | alfred

Can you see the edge of the universe?

The edge of our universe is currently defined at a distance of 13.819 billion light years. That's how far the best telescopes go. A light year is about 10 trillion kilometers. So people can look almost 140 quintillion kilometers into space.

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